Hello! New Joiner, 6 months of PE

Currently looking through his thread now.
Just feeling thrown off by the fact that my standard PE routines have been triggering a shrinkage instead of doing the opposite, especially when trying to stretch at a moderate intensity.
Fair enough if the cells are growing and repairing themselves within the penile body, but cant stand the thought of having to expect new growth to appear after months and months, the way my penis now looks makes me feel more uncomfortable.

As my PE routine is mostly based around LengthMaster - Penis Bundle Stretcher & Weight Hanging, is there a possibility that my girth gains have been pulled away by the lengthening exercises? And therefore preparing the penis to expand in length? Or is my penis simply tugging back and resisting even harder?

If I'm honest the idea of the Pshot has been on my mind for the past 3 weeks (filler would seem a bit more of a desparate option), but I've read a few stories about how people PE'ing have mostly benefited with EQ quality (particularly those with ED). There's a PRP clinic in my city offering the Pshot at a reasonably cheap price, so I wonder if this would help to build a better internal vein structure to form stronger erections (as opposed to taking viagra).

kppaaaaa said:

Currently looking through his thread now.
Just feeling thrown off by the fact that my standard PE routines have been triggering a shrinkage instead of doing the opposite, especially when trying to stretch at a moderate intensity.
Fair enough if the cells are growing and repairing themselves within the penile body, but cant stand the thought of having to expect new growth to appear after months and months, the way my penis now looks makes me feel more uncomfortable.

As my PE routine is mostly based around lengthmaster, is there a possibility that my girth gains have been pulled away by the lengthening exercises? And therefore preparing the penis to expand in length? Or is my penis simply tugging back and resisting even harder?

If I'm honest the idea of the Pshot has been on my mind for the past 3 weeks (filler would seem a bit more of a desparate option), but I've read a few stories about how people PE'ing have mostly benefited with EQ quality (particularly those with ED). There's a PRP clinic in my city offering the Pshot at a reasonably cheap price, so I wonder if this would help to build a better internal vein structure to form stronger erections (as opposed to taking viagra).

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Are you using a wrap or sleeve after training?

DLD said:

Are you using a wrap or sleeve after training?

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For the majority of the time I keep myself elongated post-workout but I tend to use a penis wrap. Sleeves are also goodbut can get worn out after some time.

kppaaaaa said:

As my PE routine is mostly based around lengthmaster, is there a possibility that my girth gains have been pulled away by the lengthening exercises?

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Good question. The answer is a partial YES. If you don't allow a bit of time on girth, all tissues are being stretched like a taffy candy and all the tissues are focusing on length. Any normal tissues meant for girth during a full erection, you may see a slight decrease, not much, but a slight decrease. This is why DLD mentioned the exercises meant to induce both length and girth at the same time. An example is erected stretching, DLD Blasters, semi-erected bending, or even SSJ where you see both the push-pull and squeeze at the same instance.

In the LengthMaster, you can just go straight with length routines to maximize your length gains, but we also mention to do a bit of jelqing to restore the blood flow, wrap at the end of the routine, and keep the penis elongated during wraps. Keeping elongated allows the blood to flow constantly. Wrapping allows you to squeeze in more blood to take advantage of both length and girth expansion while allowing the penis to heal.

kppaaaaa said:

And therefore preparing the penis to expand in length?

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When you work on length, girth is being diverted through tissues elongation. This means the tissues are reoriented for length growth. All girth work will be diverted to length growth. All natural girth support is pulled to length. Some think they lost girth, but in reality, the tissue structures simply reform to be longer than wider.

kppaaaaa said:

Or is my penis simply tugging back and resisting even harder?

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The element of the tug back is higher as you increase in intensities. This is why you train the tissues to remain relaxed as much as possible in a flaccid state during healing. The term "anti-turtling" is just that, to prevent the body from going into a natural tug back and force it to relax in a new natural flaccid and lengthy state. This helps with the high intense stretches later for faster results.

kppaaaaa said:

If I'm honest the idea of the Pshot has been on my mind for the past 3 weeks (filler would seem a bit more of a desparate option), but I've read a few stories about how people PE'ing have mostly benefited with EQ quality (particularly those with ED). There's a PRP clinic in my city offering the Pshot at a reasonably cheap price, so I wonder if this would help to build a better internal vein structure to form stronger erections (as opposed to taking viagra).

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That is correct. P-shots give you temporary gains and erection quality, but the body detects that it doesn't need to do too much work, it readapta to be lazier. If you work hard to make the blood flow and the erection to be stronger as the body tries hard to keep up with your routines, your erection quality becomes stronger as a benefit.

P-shot, in all honesty, can get your penis larger very quickly. I do mean really quickly with pumping routines. However, it's painful, it does set your pumping time way back due to the pain, and it can be a challenge to manage the shots every 2 to 3 weeks to keep the filled constant at optimal. We have all the tools here for plasma extraction too, and I can do it myself. But, the pain that can set you back because you might hit a nerve or blood vessels, then causing the injury to manifest into something else during healing time, I'll take the slower approach.